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11 July 2016 Indoor scene classification of robot vision based on cloud computing
Tao Hu, Yuxiao Qi, Shipeng Li
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Proceedings Volume 10011, First International Workshop on Pattern Recognition; 100110Z (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2243308
Event: First International Workshop on Pattern Recognition, 2016, Tokyo, Japan
Abstract
For intelligent service robots, indoor scene classification is an important issue. To overcome the weak real-time performance of conventional algorithms, a new method based on Cloud computing is proposed for global image features in indoor scene classification. With MapReduce method, global PHOG feature of indoor scene image is extracted in parallel. And, feature eigenvector is used to train the decision classifier through SVM concurrently. Then, the indoor scene is validly classified by decision classifier. To verify the algorithm performance, we carried out an experiment with 350 typical indoor scene images from MIT LabelMe image library. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can attain better real-time performance. Generally, it is 1.4∼2.1 times faster than traditional classification methods which rely on single computation, while keeping stable classification correct rate as 70%.
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Tao Hu, Yuxiao Qi, and Shipeng Li "Indoor scene classification of robot vision based on cloud computing", Proc. SPIE 10011, First International Workshop on Pattern Recognition, 100110Z (11 July 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2243308
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KEYWORDS
Scene classification

Clouds

Feature extraction

Detection and tracking algorithms

Image filtering

Data processing

Edge detection

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